at least we crossed that 25600 line, finally. I wonder if we could cross 51200 sometime this year.
It's tempting to think we'll follow the 2019 recovery trajectory, but the budger rarely follows past patterns.
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March 20, 2023, 12:37:46 PM
1.5x per year...
at least we crossed that 25600 line, finally. I wonder if we could cross 51200 sometime this year.
It's tempting to think we'll follow the 2019 recovery trajectory, but the budger rarely follows past patterns.
at least we crossed that 25600 line, finally. I wonder if we could cross 51200 sometime this year.
It's tempting to think we'll follow the 2019 recovery trajectory, but the budger rarely follows past patterns.
March 20, 2023, 12:35:14 PM
What does $1 even buy these days? Maybe get a couple of carrots if you're lucky?
Hahha What are you expecting from USD with these details.....
Bro what i think is just that USD saw that Bitcoin Stoshi is the most divisible and now USD is trying to give full competition to the Bitcoin Stoshi and soon USD will prove that USD is more divisible when 1 stoshi will be > USD haha then our dream will also come true to atleast see BTC on Millions of USD worth before dying ahhaha
March 20, 2023, 12:15:32 PM
What does $1 even buy these days? Maybe get a couple of carrots if you're lucky?
Look at what you could do with $1 in 1900:
https://historycollection.com/30-things-you-could-buy-for-1-in-1900/29/
When one considers the average American home cost $3,000 in 1900, $25,000 by 1967 and a whopping $350,000 by 2022, shows that the Dollar shitcoin is more shit than ever before.
Look at what you could do with $1 in 1900:
- Ten Boxes of Cereal
- Nine Cans of Campbell’s Soup
- A Toddler’s Tricycle
- One Pound of Chocolate
- Four Containers of Toothpaste
- Enough Movie Tickets For The Whole Family
- 100 Postage Stamps
- The Kodak Brownie Camera
- Nine Bottles of Wine
- One Case of Coca Cola
- Ten to Twenty Magazines
- A Five Pound Bag of Sugar
- A Gallon of Milk
- Seven-and-a-half pounds of steak
- Twelve 2-Pound Cans of Sweet Corn
- 70 Pounds of Potatoes
https://historycollection.com/30-things-you-could-buy-for-1-in-1900/29/
When one considers the average American home cost $3,000 in 1900, $25,000 by 1967 and a whopping $350,000 by 2022, shows that the Dollar shitcoin is more shit than ever before.
March 20, 2023, 12:01:18 PM
March 20, 2023, 11:45:13 AM
How about others who are playing those kinds of games?
>Hold BTC
>Short shitcoin
>Buy more BTC
But now I wouldn't want to short a shitcoin, since the biggest bull market of human history just started.
March 20, 2023, 11:25:17 AM
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March 20, 2023, 10:15:56 AM
w.reuters.com/business/finance/us-regulator-taps-piper-sandler-new-bid-sell-silicon-valley-bank-sources-2023-03-15/
A hidden pearl found at that link:
A hidden pearl found at that link:
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Any buyer of Signature must agree to give up all the crypto business at the bank, the two sources added.
Fake news: https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2023/03/17/fdic-denies-report-signature-bank-purchaser-must-divest-crypto/
Will Reuters issue a retraction? I'm guessing no.
Well, they try and and try and try to "tame Bitcoin"
They can only achieve that by healing their own financial system, which is sick to the bone. A coup de grâce will also do, i guess.
OT:
Haven't read from you in quite a time, JB.
I was just recently thinking about yours (#nohomo) while i was recovering that hard drive with many bad blocks/sectors, for 28 hours straight using ddrescue. It was a windoze 10 system drive (seagate SATA), and after using dism and sfc to recover the missing system files it went back running smoothly.
Big luck btw, it was a productive system without any backups, didn't expect to see such a thing nowadays, really.
March 20, 2023, 10:10:14 AM
Good morning Bitcoinland.
Another day another AYH (barely) and still bouncing around in the $28k range.
Let's see what today brings.
Back on the generator, not because of scheduled infrastructure upgrades but because of a freak voltage dip that seems to affect our entire neighborhood. Some stuff works, some doesn't. We need the generator for the air conditioner but our internet works fine and some of our LED lights work while some are dead and others flicker. Normally when we're on the generator the internet is down because our 2-man service provider has no power. Damnedest thing I ever saw. I don't have a voltmeter to see exactly what's happening and our local electrician is out of town.
Life in the jungle. Tomorrow we head back to "civilization".
Another day another AYH (barely) and still bouncing around in the $28k range.
Let's see what today brings.
Back on the generator, not because of scheduled infrastructure upgrades but because of a freak voltage dip that seems to affect our entire neighborhood. Some stuff works, some doesn't. We need the generator for the air conditioner but our internet works fine and some of our LED lights work while some are dead and others flicker. Normally when we're on the generator the internet is down because our 2-man service provider has no power. Damnedest thing I ever saw. I don't have a voltmeter to see exactly what's happening and our local electrician is out of town.
Life in the jungle. Tomorrow we head back to "civilization".
March 20, 2023, 10:01:23 AM
March 20, 2023, 09:49:55 AM
Seems like a lot of fiat shitposting going on, any bitcoin discussions and/or speculation? Hoping for next ATH in next bull run as
Bearish - 245k
Middle of the road - 315k
Bullish- 645k
Bearish - 245k
Middle of the road - 315k
Bullish- 645k
March 20, 2023, 09:41:27 AM
I am starting to lose hope that banks will collapse. Even if when fiat goes belly up, There will always be sheeple who need others to take responsibility for holding their money.
"For some reason those people think that if they lose their money, it's over. But if someone else loses all their money, they will pay them back someday, because they are "obligated".
"
"For some reason those people think that if they lose their money, it's over. But if someone else loses all their money, they will pay them back someday, because they are "obligated".
"you do realize that actually is kind of true.
Hey JJG +0.25% or +0.50%. what do you think?
March 20, 2023, 09:02:56 AM
I am starting to lose hope that banks will collapse. Even if when fiat goes belly up, There will always be sheeple who need others to take responsibility for holding their money.
For some reason those people think that if they lose their money, its over. But if someone else loses all their money, they will pay them back someday, because they are "obligated".
For some reason those people think that if they lose their money, its over. But if someone else loses all their money, they will pay them back someday, because they are "obligated".
March 20, 2023, 09:01:17 AM
March 20, 2023, 08:53:55 AM
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March 20, 2023, 07:37:37 AM
You misspelled "ghey". C'mon get woke.
I'm actually gay, tho.
....
did that old white man just assumed your gender?
"old white man" is pejorative in any language, pal (or gal-pal).
Yes let's not get insulting.
I'm not an "old white man". I'm a geriatric honky breeder.
My skin isn't white. It's "flesh-colored" (according to crayon manufacturers), sort of a pinkish color. Johnny Winter was a "white man".
Just a thought Jimbo … maybe a poem 😝
Sticks n stones
May breaka dem bones
Words not much
March 20, 2023, 07:31:12 AM
Banks will soon be going from being utter cunts and treating customers like crap, closing their high street branches etc
to
"But sir, we also bank in Bitcoin, please store some of that with us, please?"
to
"But sir, we also bank in Bitcoin, please store some of that with us, please?"
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